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Tracey Dobbs: Images That Last a Lifetime

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BBC Radio 4 - Tracey Dobbs: Images That Last a Lifetime

Tracey Dobbs is a Welsh photographer creating children's images that last a lifetime

Tracey Dobbs is a photographer with a new studio in Abertillery in the South Wales valleys. Amy Wheel meets her to discover how she works, creating images that last a lifetime

Tracey Dobbs is a photographer specialising in children's portraits, with a new studio in the small Welsh Valleys town of Abertillery. Producer Amy Wheel visits her in her studio to find out about her life and work, and talk to her and her clients about the pieces of fine art that she creates - the captured moments, the images that will last a lifetime. 
 
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